Aug 10, 2019
Plastic manufacturers are looking to China for future opportunities within the plastic manufacturing industry as the Belt and Road Initiative continues to develop.

August 10, 2019 / / —
In 2013, China announced the multi-billion dollar Belt and Road Initiative (or BRI). The project is designed to create a stronger infrastructure of routes on both land and via sea between China and Europe. The cost of the project so far is estimated to be around $1 trillion. Up to 2018, China had secured around $340bn in construction contracts along the Belt and Road and it’s clear that the project continues to move quickly.
Such a vast project has naturally drawn the attention of UK manufacturers as a potential gold mine of opportunity, particularly in light of Brexit. As the UK prepares to leave the European Union, it is still (at the time of writing) not clear whether a trade agreement with the European bloc will be agreed or not, or even what that agreement might be. This leaves manufacturers in the UK looking to other sources and China could well be the partner they are looking for.
China's industrial output expanded 6.3 percent year-on-year in June 2019, a significant number when compared to other countries around the world. By comparison, the UK grew by just 0.9%. For manufacturing companies like Bullas, BRI is particularly exciting as rebuilding and expanding the old Silk Road between China and Europe on such a great scale presents multiple engineering and partnership opportunities, particularly for plastic manufacturers. This could effectively bring UK industries more business opportunities and a chance to grow while building new relationships around the globe.
Bullas specialises in plastic extrusion manufacturing and currently supplies a wide range of industries from aerospace and engineering to horticulture and medical to retail. This huge variety has given Bullas a firm grounding within their own industry and an enviable reputation for their outstanding quality and customer service. With their expertise within the plastics industry, the company firmly believes that BRI could be a fantastic opportunity to expand their business and make the most of international connections outside the EU.
For more information about Bullas, please email [email protected]. Please address any postal queries to Fletcher Street, Lye StourbridgeWest Midlands DY9 8TH and check out their website https://www.bullasplastics.co.uk/ for any further information you may need.
-https://www.theguardian.com/cities/ng-interactive/2018/jul/30/what-china-belt-road-initiative-silk-road-explainer
- https://tradingeconomics.com/china/industrial-production
Contact Info:
Name: Ross Kelly
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Organization: Bullas
Address: Fletcher Street, Lye StourbridgeWest Midlands DY9 8TH
Website: https://www.bullasplastics.co.uk/
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